I’m not really into fad
diets. I think people should learn how to eat normally and make healthy choices
so that it becomes a lifestyle change rather than a quick fix.
BUT
This weekend I saw one of my
cousins.
Girlfriend looked GOOD!
She was slim and healthy.
Her hair and skin looked
amazing.
I said “what are you doing!?”
“Oh I’ve been on the South
Beach diet”
Oh.
That word.
Diet.
Makes me almost immediately
back off.
But man. She looked fabulous.
So I thought I would read a
little more about it.
And it doesn’t sound so bad.
I ordered the book and I won’t
have it in until Thursday so I don’t know all the deets yet.
It seems like the basic idea
is to get you off of heavy starchy carbs.
Then gradually reintroduce some
of them in a healthier way.
I get a lot of carbs as it is
since I don’t eat meat and I generally stay away from dairy.
That leaves mainly carbs.
I have often wondered if
cutting some of them out would benefit my body.
If so I could easily see this
becoming a lifestyle change.
As long as I can eventually
eat fruit and oatmeal again :-)
Phase 1 is two weeks long and
very strict.
No oatmeal or fruit.
That sucks.
But after these first two
weeks I can begin to work them back into my diet. Yay!!
I’m gonna give it a shot.
To see if it works for me.
But it throws my revamp plan
out.
So I guess I’m revamping my
revamp.
Wha….??
I think I’m going through a
weird phase.
I’m just trying to figure
what works for me.
CHEERS!
Plus I still get to eat lots of yummy food!!
Last nights veggies.
Zucchini, Summer Squash, Green Bell, Anaheim, Onion, and Chick Peas
Baked in the iron skillet (covered with foil)for 45minutes on 350F
This morning's breakfast.
Two Morningstar Farms "sausage" patties.
I like the hot and spicy kind
And a dairy free "cheese" slice melted on top.
But this was too much fat so I'll need to work on my breakfast menu.